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Hey Whiff, I remember a post where you were asking about running the brake line. what did you end up doing? CAn I get pics?
Dennis,
Here are a couple of photos of the brake line. As I stated, it's just one continuous line from the M/C down to the brake. I just tied it and used a pre-existing holder to route it to the left. I put some new photos in my gallery if you are interested in getting a better shot of the whole deal.
I could effectively leave it off permanently since it rarely rains here and, when there's a big enough chance that it will, I don't ride. There are some good things to be said about living in SoCal.
yeh, we get very little rain here in TX as well...there is, however, alot of **** on the road as the wind blows pretty much constantly...do you get much dirt/gravel/etc being dragged up and into/around your face?
I could effectively leave it off permanently since it rarely rains here and, when there's a big enough chance that it will, I don't ride. There are some good things to be said about living in SoCal.
Whiff
By any chance are you willing to part with the front fender BTW Whiff, you're updated photo gallery is looking good with those new apes!
Sorry, Kaduku, but I can't part with it. One face-full of grit too many and it'll probably go back on. So, to answer the other question, YES, I feel everything that isn't permanently attached to the road.
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